Since Apple launched iOS 13In, we saw some cool new features. Then it released iOS 13.1, 13.2, 13.3 and 13.4 updates and they all contained minor updates. And now Apple has launched IOS 13.5 update 48 days after the launch of the first trial version. The second generation of IPhone SE 15 days before its official announcement. Learn about the most prominent new features that came with this release.

Disable group FaceTime auto zoom

With a maximum number of 32 people in a group FaceTime call, there was an auto-zoom feature for people talking and zooming out for people not speaking, and with the number and frequency of zooming in and out of people on the FaceTime call page, things can get confusing and more distracting.

But in iOS 13.5, Apple added a switch to completely disable this auto focus feature. Through the settings - FaceTime - in the automatic prominence section disable the "talking" key, and you can double-click on any frame of any person during the call to zoom in and see it better.

Simplify unlocking with Face ID when wearing a muzzle

We are in a healthy condition due to the Coronavirus “Covid-19”, and it is imperative that all of us wear a mask to avoid the spread of infection. However, the owners of the iPhone - with Face ID - were having difficulty unlocking the iPhone while wearing those masks, and it led to the failure of facial recognition, and thus the screen to write the password appeared for him every time. The picture above, look at the time taken to recognize the fingerprint, and then the password screen appears.

Apple addressed the issue with the iOS 13.5 update. When the Face ID verification fails, the passcode screen is activated immediately without any delay, they almost work together, see the following image.

This also works when authenticating in the App Store, Apple Books, Apple Pay, iTunes, and other apps that support signing in with Face ID.

Contact notifications and contact tracing for people infected with the Coronavirus

We heard about Apple and Google collaboration About Corona Virus COVID-19, as the two companies teamed up to create a system that allows iOS and Android devices to communicate silently and securely with each other. If the person is examined and his condition is positive, his phone can notify all other phones that communicate with it, allowing everyone to know the level of danger and avoid it.

The first API for this program was introduced with the third beta 3 beta for iOS 13.5. Although the API is only intended for governments to create applications that work with this program, you can enable or disable contact notifications for people with Covid-19 virus, but it is not active at this time. You can find this in Settings - Privacy - My Health.

Share your Medical ID with first responders during an emergency call

With iOS 13.5, Apple makes it easy to share your Medical ID when making an emergency call. This feature only works in supported regions, so there's a chance your data won't be shared even if you enable this setting. And all information is encrypted, so you have to worry about your privacy with this feature.

Activity Awards until 2022

This discovery is not a new feature, but it is evidence of something future that expresses a beautiful gesture from Apple and how it supports its users, as Steve Moser from MacRumors reported that there is a code in iOS 13.5 indicating that the activity prizes will continue until 2022 and here you can continue to win monthly prizes From Apple to complete various fitness tasks on the Apple Watch.

Fix many security problems and vulnerabilities

We talked before about the email vulnerabilityAlso, there is a message loophole that used to cause the device to malfunction. All these problems and other problems were solved in this update.

What do you think of these new updates? And did you update? How does the update work for you? Let us know in the comments.

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